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Blogging About Bipolar Disorder
Video Description: In this medical health video expert Patient John McManamy discusses the importance of the blog in sharing information about bipolar disorder. Related Article Subjects: Blogging About Bipolar Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, bipolar help, health information, health tips, medical advice, medical health, medical treatment, medical treatment advice, surgical treatment, thcnBlogging About Bipolar Disorder
The Journey toward Recovery from Depression and Bipolar Disorder
In this medical health video Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) community members share their stories and discuss how treatment, medications and support have helped them cope and...
Why Is Bipolar Disorder Frequently Misdiagnosed
In this medical health video learn why Bipolar disorder is often misdiagnosed and what is being done to prevent...
What Is Bipolar Disorder
In this medical health video Dr. William Lawson of Howard University gives you the basics on bipolar...
What is Written in a Bipolar Blog
In this medical health video expert Patient John McManamy shares his favorite blog topics and what you can look forward to reading...
How to Find Information About Bipolar
In this medical health video expert Patient John McManamy shares the top resources for finding information about bipolar...
Advice for Someone Recently Diagnosed with Bipolar
In this medical health video expert Patient John McManamy shares his thoughts about being diagnosed with...
How to Balance Bipolar Disorder
Dr. Dean reports on how an often misunderstood condition comes out from behind closed doors. See how a combination of drugs and therapy can help patients live more balanced... Tests for Bipolar Disorder – How to Get a Good ResultBy: Madeleine Kelly | 18/12/2007 | Mental HealthOnline tests for bipolar disorder are highly sought-after, but it's what you do when you have your results that can make or break you life. What Causes Bipolar Disorder?By: peterhutch | 21/05/2008 | HealthThe cause of bipolar disorder is unclear, but hereditary, biological, and psychological factors may play a part. For example, the incidence of bipolar disorder among relatives of affected patients is higher than in the general population and highest among maternal relatives. The closer the relationship, the greater the susceptibility. Signs Of Bipolar Disorder In Children - How To Deal With ItBy: Abhishek Agarwal | 26/01/2009 | Mental HealthThe difficulties of diagnosing Bipolar Disorder in a child, and what to do if you notice a child with symptoms of the disorder. Bipolar Disorder: 13 Items Vital to Getting Your Bipolar Social Security Disability Claim ApprovedBy: Teresa Cordua | 29/07/2008 | Mental HealthDo you know all the vital information you need to collect in order to get your bipolar disorder Social Security disability claim approved? Not enough information is the #1 reason most applications are denied. Read on because this article lists exactly what you need to get your application approved and get you on the way to receiving the Social Security benefits you deserve. The Signs of Rapid Cycling Bipolar DisorderBy: Andrew Bicknell | 19/05/2009 | Mental HealthRapid cycling bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that most people do not understand or know about. Bipolar disorder by itself is a condition in which its sufferers cycle between two poles of mental instability; mania and depression. Rapid cycling bipolar occurs when the sufferer shifts quickly between the two states with little to no warning. The Signs Of Rapid Cycling Bipolar DisorderBy: Andrew Bicknell | 23/03/2007 | Non-FictionBecause it is one of the most serious forms of bipolar disorder the prognosis for anyone afflicted with rapid cycling bipolar disorder is not always good. The mental health and brain function of people with this condition is highly compromised because of the rate at which they go from mania to depression and back again. Millions Suffer From Bipolar DisorderBy: Sharon Bell | 02/02/2008 | Mental HealthLife, they say, is like a wheel. Sometimes you’re up; sometimes you’re down. But if your mood stays that way most of the day or everyday, chances are you have bipolar disorder - a mental disorder that affects 222 million people worldwide and is the sixth leading cause of disabilities worldwide. Alex's Battle With Bipolar DisorderBy: Sharon Bell | 02/02/2008 | Mental HealthEverywhere she went, Alex Fontaine was the life of the party. There was never a dull moment with her around. But between periods of silliness, she experienced bouts of deep depression. As she grew older and found it difficult to settle down and hold a job, she knew something was wrong. She later learned she has bipolar disorder.
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